Caitlin McGarry
Caitlin is a Senior editor for Gizmodo. She has also worked on Tom's Guide, Macworld, PCWorld and the Las Vegas Review-Journal. When she's not testing out the latest devices, you can find her running around the streets of Los Angeles, putting in morning miles or searching for the best tacos.
Latest articles by Caitlin McGarry

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Budget phones are getting faster and cheaper, but Alcatel's $150 phone isn't worth even that low price.

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This $250 Wear OS watch has two displays to save battery life, but it isn't as cool as it sounds.

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The Android version of this fitness-tracking app is burning through data and draining users' phone batteries.

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Sony's pint-size Xperia XZ2 Compact is the iPhone SE of Android phones — a beautiful, nostalgic phone that can easily compete when it comes to performance and battery life.

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These $249 totally wireless earphones mask city streets and snoring partners with noise-cancelling ear tips and soothing sounds. But they don't play music.

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Samsung just unveiled two feature-packed phones. Here's what stands out about the Galaxy S9 and S9+.

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Even with a striking design and stellar performance, the HTC U12+ can't measure up to top Android phones.

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Garmin is bringing offline music playback to more of its devices with the launch of the $300 Vivoactive 3 Music.

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You will spend hours creating Memoji. So much for ending iPhone addiction, Apple.

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You don’t need an LTE Apple Watch to take advantage of these watchOS features.

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Up to 32 people can join a FaceTime group call in iOS 12. With video filters and Animoji, video chats will never be the same.

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The LG G7 ThinQ is a solid smartphone, particularly when it comes to its AI-powered camera and booming sound. But there’s not enough here to challenge the best from Samsung or Apple.

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The HTC U12+ is a $799 flagship that experiments with flashy design and squeeze-based controls, but this big-screen phone has some trade-offs.

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Google is adding new voice options to Google Assistant, and you can make the change right now on any Android phone.

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What Google's smartwatch platform really needs is a faster processor and better health and fitness-tracking features.

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In Android P, your phone will adjust to you, gain a cleaner user interface, and offer tools for digital wellness.

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Fitness trackers are finally taking security and privacy seriously, except for a little-known band from Lenovo that you should avoid.

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The battery life on LG’s new flagship phone can’t compare to long-lasting devices from Apple, Samsung and Google. But at least the G7 charges quickly.

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Fitbit’s new smartwatch features let you log periods, manage medications and respond to texts via your Android phone.

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LG’s latest flagship matches the Galaxy S9 feature for feature, but is the G7 ThinQ too little too late?

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LG is taking aim at Apple and Samsung with the G7 ThinQ, which boasts a bright display, smart camera and powerful speaker.

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Apple sold 52.2 million iPhones in the January-March quarter, so it's time to call off the death watch.

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Fitbit takes aim at Apple with the Versa, a lower-priced smartwatch with an Apple Watch-like design. But cheaper doesn't necessarily mean better.
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